Rent-stabilized studio apartments for rent near W Train in NYC

It means the apartment is meant to fall under New York rent-stabilization rules, which can limit some rent increases and support renewal protections. Always confirm the unit’s status in the lease and with the agent.

There are 513+ apartments for rent near the W Train on this studio rent-stabilized page, with a median rent of $4,200.

Start with the $4,200 median rent, then add broker fees, security deposit, utilities, and any application or move-in charges. In a studio, the unit count and bedroom count also matter because space is limited, so layout can be as important as price.

No. Rent-stabilized on Openigloo is not an official affordable-housing program. It is a regulatory category for certain apartments with rent and renewal protections, not income-restricted, subsidized, NYCHA, HPD, or lottery housing.

Openigloo uses the listing or building information tied to the unit’s regulatory status. You should still verify the status in the lease, since the final paperwork is what matters for your tenancy.

Ask whether the unit is truly rent-stabilized, whether any fees apply, what the lease length is, and whether the studio layout fits your furniture and storage needs. Also confirm the full monthly cost, not just the asking rent.

Reviews can surface issues that matter in studio apartments, like noise, maintenance response, package handling, and landlord communication. That context can help you compare buildings even when the asking rent looks similar.